n away, had found out the way to be stolen. It was justiike Neddy. The gentleman who had taken a fancy to Neddy, was a gipsy,and Neddy was not the only thing he had taken a fancy to in thevillage. Sundry articles of wearmg apparel, a sheep or two, andmany odd matters, had decamped with Neddy, who… … He was quite at home, as you see him, when on Neddys back; 940 youths books fifty years ago. and he used to smoke his pipe and look as innocent on his stolenass, as if he had paid a pound for him. The gipsy carried Neddy about with him, or rather Neddycarried the gipsy about with him for some weeks…
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